Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Human rights in Saudi Arabia" in English language version.
We hear time and again of foreigners, such as Ethiopians or Nigerians, accused of sorcery in Saudi Arabia because of traditional practices from their countries of origin. ... They are usually apprehended by the religious police, brought to court, and let off with a warning or lashes. [Cristoph Wilcke]
If there's an employer dispute – say the migrant domestic worker claims she wasn't paid her wages or her conditions are unlivable – a lot of times what happens unfortunately is the defendant makes counterclaims against the domestic worker," Coogle said. "And a lot of times they'll make counterclaims of sorcery, witchcraft, and that sort of thing.
We hear time and again of foreigners, such as Ethiopians or Nigerians, accused of sorcery in Saudi Arabia because of traditional practices from their countries of origin. ... They are usually apprehended by the religious police, brought to court, and let off with a warning or lashes. [Cristoph Wilcke]
If there's an employer dispute – say the migrant domestic worker claims she wasn't paid her wages or her conditions are unlivable – a lot of times what happens unfortunately is the defendant makes counterclaims against the domestic worker," Coogle said. "And a lot of times they'll make counterclaims of sorcery, witchcraft, and that sort of thing.
